Redmond Housing Market Story Right Now

This is the plain-English version of what the latest public feed says about pricing, speed, supply, and negotiation leverage in Redmond.

Market Story Map

Redmond Map Snapshot

Use this static city map as context before you read the market story and decide whether this area belongs on your shortlist.

Static map of Redmond, Washington.
Downtown Park and the Redmond Central Connector anchor the most urban version of the Redmond search.

Current Numbers

Median Sale Price

$1.40M

Median DOM

13

Months of Supply

2.3

Inventory

119

Homes Sold

51

New Listings

100

Current feed period: 2026-03-31. Source stack and refresh cadence are documented on the methodology page.

The Market Story Right Now

Redmond is sitting at $1.40M, which is $865K above the current city midpoint in the same feed. That tells you immediately whether this market is entering the search as a premium stop or a value check.

Homes are moving in about 13 days and supply is 2.3 months. That is 20 days faster and 0.4 months looser than the current city midpoint.

Plain English: Redmond is a balanced-to-competitive leverage market right now. Inventory is +15.5% versus the prior month, sales are +64.5%, and price change is -6.7%. That is the fastest clean read on whether buyers are getting more room or facing more pressure.

What Buyers Should Expect

If you are buying in Redmond, read price, speed, and supply together. A lower median price does not help much if inventory is still tight and buyers are competing cleanly for the best listings.

Right now inventory is +15.5% versus the prior month, sales are +64.5%, and price change is -6.7%. That combination is the practical clue for whether leverage is opening up or staying tight.

Next Step

Use this page as the current-market read, then drop into the deeper guide pages for neighborhood fit, relocation logic, and city-vs-city tradeoffs.

Official Sources

Market statistics on this page come from the same canonical feed used across Moving2PNW and currently cite Redfin Market Tracker public feed.

The narrative on this page is Moving2PNW editorial interpretation built on top of those public market metrics. It is meant to translate the feed into what a buyer or seller should pay attention to next.